Dear 2010,
How can I sum you up? You were memorable. I think that's about the only word that's the most fitting. Let's break it down.
February: The baby girl, my first born who I just seemed to give birth to, turned 5.
March: The baby girl, my last born who I just seemed to give birth to, turned 1. Mom celebrated 4 years of great health post-cancer diagnosis.
June: David and Teni got married, a beautiful celebration. I said the most painful goodbye of my life to someone I love and was able to do it in person and with hugs and tears and words. I'm so grateful to have been able to do that.
July: Aunt Debbie died and changed the way I feel about some things. Life is so short.
August: Drew began kindgarten.
September: My sweet, talkative, love of a boy turned 4. I was finally given a diagnosis and started meds which thankfully have kept things under control.
October: I turned 35 and with that came such a confidence and calm that I am in complete control and in charge of this life I've created for my family.
December: Ends the first complete year since 2003 that I haven't been pregnant or nursing. No wonder I'm finally calm! Took Drew to the Nutcracker for the second year in a row. Drew nearly got tossed for the first time at age 5. My entire family will together at my house for Christmas.
How was 2010 for you?
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What a great idea for a post! I'm going to have to put some thought into this one. I'm Nancy Negative when reviewing.
ReplyDeleteThe most important event: watching my niece, Emma, grow and seeing her personality blossom. At times, I see my sister in her, at other times, myself. She is the apple of my eye and dictates my schedule ( I will not book a wedding if it gets in the way of visiting her). Jay and I have been together 11 years at this point. Talking about how time flies! Sheesh! We went to Italy which was one of those long-talked about dream vacations that finally came to fruition. I've grown tremendously in the professional capacity and feel extremely confident in my performance in that aspect. I trade millions of dollars a day, yo.
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